Insurers cut stakes in 10 large-cap stocks in Q4 FY26

A decrease in insurance shareholding indicates that insurance companies have reduced their stake in a particular company during the current quarter as compared to the previous quarter. In the NSE large-cap segment, we have identified the top 10 stocks that saw declines in insurance shareholdings from the December 2025 quarter to the March 2026 quarter, based on a StoxEdge shareholding scan.

This decline often indicates a decline in confidence among insurers in the company’s performance or outlook, potentially signaling negative market sentiment. It may also reflect a strategic shift in investment priorities, as insurers try to reallocate funds to more promising opportunities.

ICICI Bank

Insurance shareholding declined to 8.12% in the March, ’26 quarter from 10.15% in Dec ’25.

Grasim Industries

Insurance shareholding fell to 6.84% in the March 26 quarter from 7.56% in the December 25 quarter.

Union Bank of India

Insurance shareholding declined to 7.02% in the March, ’26 quarter from 7.68% in Dec ’25.

Coal India

Insurance shareholding fell to 12.38% in the March ’26 quarter from 12.94% in Dec ’25.

Bank of Baroda

Insurance shareholding fell to 6.20% in the March 26 quarter from 6.74% in the December 25 quarter.

State Bank of India

Insurance shareholding declined to 10.42% in March ’26 quarter from 10.91% in December ’25.

Titan Company

Insurance shareholding fell to 4.76% in the March 26 quarter from 5.16% in the December 25 quarter.

HDFC Asset Management Company

Insurance shareholding declined to 2.88% in March ’26 quarter from 3.19% in Dec’25.

Siemens Energy India

Insurance shareholding fell to 1.58% in the March 26 quarter from 1.87% in the December 25 quarter.

Tata Motors

Insurance shareholding fell to 6.21% in the March 26 quarter from 6.50% in the December 25 quarter.